Lorraine Chikhula
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A dangerous, silent enemy
They say ignorance is bliss, but is it always the case? Ignorance can be dangerous. It is exceptionally dangerous when…
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‘The danger of a single story’
Renowned Nigerian writer, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, once gave a TEDx talk titled ‘The danger of a single story’. In the…
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The little big things
Upile and Lusungu had been best friends from high school for 10 years before Lusungu decided to go and work…
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Body outlook is private business
After failing to comprehensively figure out how mankind came to life and how the world was ably conceived, one other…
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Time your time and bill it
Who said it better? Is it when William Penn said “Time is what we want most, but what we use…
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Collective resilience
Sometimes people only satisfy their immediate needs. This is usually due to lack of money or investments or resources, consequently…
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Eat your critics for lunch
Almost every individual has at one or more points in their lives received criticisms from someone. People are usually more…
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A paradigm shift is constant
One of the weaknesses of human nature is the desire for things to improve or to achieve a particular result…
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Nurture the spirit of innovation
If you take a few minutes to tap your keyboards on a Google search engine, you will find various definitions…
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Seize the moment
One thing the Covid pandemic has taught the world is that change comes, adversity comes and many of the times…
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